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Number   :  75
Date     :  2001-05-17
Author   :  james sadler
Subject  :  Re: backup to CDRW
Size(KB) :  1



--- jdmaddison@m... wrote:
> > This is kinda off topic, but it's kinda along the
> same lines.
> after you use xxcopy, how do you get the files to
> CDR. Do you do it 
> by hand, or do you use an automated process with
> batch scripts? <
> 
> I haven't done this, but my understanding is that if
> you set up packet 
> writing on the CDRW, then you can drag and drop
> files in Explorer.
> Likewise, you could use XXCOPY to the drive letter
> of the CDRW once
> this was set up. Someone please correct me if I'm
> wrong.
> 
> Joseph Maddison
> Minneapolis, MN
> 
> 
> For most tasks I simply create a directory then
copy everything that I want to save into that
directory. Then I use xxcopy to burn the directory to
a cdrw disk. I am not an expert but so far the /S /H
switches combined with *.* seem to be doing a good
job.

EXAMPLE xxcopy /S /H c:\sourcedir *.* f:\targetdir 


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